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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
Notice.

The great English staff of physi-
clans and surgeons, will visit the
New Merell House, Owosso, Mich.
from the morning OF Feb. 10Th and
will remain until the evening Of Feb.
18th The doctors return every three
months. They treat every variety Of
diseases and disease and defornlity.
AS this is their advertising trip, they
will give advice and preform all surg
ical operations free of charge, viz:
Removal Of Cancers, Tumors, Catar-
acts, Curvatures Of the spine, Club.
foot and all other surgical operations.
If constitutional treatment is required
all it will cost the patient will be their
medicine. These doctors will not take
any case, to treat without there is a
moral certainty OF cure being effect
ed. The number of patients treated
and rejected in the following places,
viz; London, Ont, 1870, 500 rejected
Hamilton, 4,46o, 655 rejected; To.
rrnto, e,768, I,I65 rejected; Detroit,
Mich, 3,a2o, 1880 rejected; East
Saginaw, Mich, aII7, I,I6o rejected;
Cleveland, Ohio, 6,s7S, 3,II7 re
jected; Toledo, Ohio, s,87o, 1850.
rejected. This staff is composed of
men who have reached the highest,
round in the ladder Of medical and
surgical science. Remember the
date and go when they first arrive, as
they can only wait upon about $50
patients day. Consultation free.
All diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat.
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys, and all
the various forms of Female Com
plants successfully treated, and salts
faction guaranteed.
NoTIcE.-Electric batteries and
appliances, trusses fol Ruptures fur
nished TO patients free of charge,
until cured. Office hours s a. m. to
3 d, m.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
Republican oaucuses.
ow osso CITY

The Republicans OF this city are
requested TO meet in caucus at The
city hall al 7 O'Clock, Saturday even
my Feb. 10, for the purpose of elect
ing twenty-one delegates TO attend
the county convention on The 2Ist,
and TO transact such other business as
may come before the meeting.
BY order Of City Com,
c MCCORMICK, Oh.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

Woodward's factory has been shut
down this week on account of the
water in the river being so high, it
having flooded the lower floor Of their
buildings.
That portion Of the city south OF
the ID. & M. railroad and west Of the
4th ward school house was flooded
on Tuesday--the streets and side
walks being overlooked, cellars Tiled
up, and in several cases persons were
unable to gain access to their homes.
In one instance the water was six
inches deep over the floor in the
room where man lay sick with
typhoid fever and it was impossible
to remove him. AS soon as possible
the work on the city drain should be
completed, thus affording better
drainage to all that part of the city.
The ice jam at the Main street
bridge has attracted the attention of
Owossoites this week. The rains of
Monday and Tuesday raised the river
higher than it has been before in
years, piling the ice up near the
bridge. The lumber yard of 1. L.
Peck, and the property in that vicini-
ty has been surrounded. The ice
broke away from the bridge Thurs
day morning and is at present lodged
at the Mulberry street bridge. No
serious damage has resulted.
Later:--When the ice jam broke
at the Main street bridge it went
down The river to the Mulberry street
bridge and lodged, causing the waters
to back up and food that part of the
city from River street to the river.
The houses occupied by Mrs. J. M.
Purdy and Frank Cook were entirely
surrounded and the water ran in upon
the first floor of the houses. The
residences of H. X. Tooley, a. E.
Hartshorn, G. E. Rigley and dozen
or fifteen others were also surrounded
with water SO that approach to them
was cut off except by means of boats.
The water backed up as far as Wood
wards tenement house on Shiawassee
street, causing the people to move
out. The approach to the bridge
from the south was cut off; the chill
dren from school gong to the west
side we're compelled to go home by
way of the Main street bridge. Out
buildings, wood piles, etc., were
afoat and destruction was to be seen
on all sides. Men had been at work
during the forenoon blasting with
dynamite down the river near the is
land, and at little after IL started
the ice which went down stream with
a rush as far as the Oliver street
bridge where il is lodged. The
waters lowered several feet in few
minutes and at this writing, Friday
morning. the situation is much i'm
proved aud all immediate danger is
past. This morning the ground Is
crves~.l- Nth sssow four inches deep
! and the storm is still rSgi' g.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

There is now due us a large
amount on subscription and
we respectfully request those
of our subscribers who are in
arrears to square up" to the
lst of January, and renew for
the coming year.
THE TIMES PRINTING Co.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

This is to certify that l have this
day received from the financial secre.
tary of Owosso Council No. 8, Royal
Templars of Temperance, the sum OF
two thousand dollars ($2 ,ooo), death
benefit in fulton certificate of my late
husband, Joseph Manning, with
thanks.
Owosso, Feb. 7, 1887.
LAURA A. MANNING.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

Joseph Manning was the leading
spirit in organizing Owosso Council
No. 8, March ID. 1879, and has pa d
in sum total of saga 90. The Order
is based on total abstinence plat
form, each member being required 10
take and maintain pledge of total
abstinence. Each member may take
benefits of from $500 to 81, 900, one
half of which Is due and payable to
insured in case Of total disability, and
the whole or balance on death to the
person designated by insured. The
assessments are graded SO that the
youngest members pay light assess
ments, and the oldest the highest
assessments. II. w. Parker, select
councillor, or E. l.. Brewer, secretary,
will be pleased to give information.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

All parties owing Hopkins & Gould
will please settle before March Ist,
as all accounts after that date will be
placed for collection.
HOPKINS & GOULD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

offer my farm of 80 acres, situated 81
miles north of Main street on Mulberry
street. Owosso, for sale, and also milk
route VI five years standing. For terms,
enquire of I.PRTNcE,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

A prohibition county convention
will be held in Corumna, at Royal
Templars hall, the 18Th inst, at II
o'clock M, to eect dele gates to the
state conventional be held ln Lansing,
Feb'y a4th, and such other business
as may properly come before it.
BY order Co. Com.
A prohibition caucus will be held
at Good Templars' Hall, in Owosso,
on Monday, at 1880 pm, TO elect
delegates to the county convention,
to be held in Corunna, Feb'y 18th,
and other business properly coming
before it. By order CRY Con-.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

Have you any green or dried
apples, potatoes, beans, dressed hogs,
ETC.? LEWIS & Son.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

|
Monday next
B. d. Treat & Co., Ovid grocers,
have madesan assignment.
The Elite club ha, engaged Prof.
Speedy to give dancing lessons
The Il. & N. nj Co. will complete
laying their side tracks just as soon as
the weather p rm;ts.
The famous Bay City team will
exempliiy the Recekah degree work
OF the LOOT. at Odd Fellows hall,
on Monday evening next.
Lewis & Son are always anxious to
buy produce, and Can pay the highest
prices. so that farmers should give
them call when they have any hing
to offer.
Persons attending services at the
Congregational church who were de-
tanned at home last Sunday are re
quested 10 make use Of the envelopes
"for the chairs" next Sunday morn
ing.
ST. Johns Republican: The Ovid
public schools are fourishing under
the skllful leadership of Prof. Punk
EFT. Both pupils and patrons express
entire satisfaction with the manner in
which the school is conducted by the
present principal.
The Grand Lodge, 10 o f., meets
in Jackson next week. O. S. Smith
and Il. M. Wiley will represent Owosso
Lodge. The Rebekahs also meet at
the same place, and Mrs. H. l..
Lewis and Mrs. T. M. Wiley are
delegates.
The druggists of the county met on
Thursday. and perfected their county
organization. BY laws, ETC., were
adopted, and the association is an
ensured fact. The attendance was
good, showing the druggists are alive
to their interests. The election Of
officers occurs at the meeting to be
held the first Thursday in April.
The undersigned grocers, druggists
and hardware dealers, of the City Of
Owosso, hereby agree to close their
respective places of business at eight
(8) o'clock, standard time, commenc
ing Monday, February I4th, and to
continue in force until this agreement
shall be mutually dissolved. This
agreement shall cover every night
except Saturday night, when closing
shall be optional with each individual:
G p. Parkill & Son,
Bigelow & Bigelow,
]. F. Laubengayer,
.. l.. Sprague,
G. III. Kelsey,
u. Dimmick & Son,
o. c, Benedict,
G. E. Thompson & Co.,
S. B. Fuller & Co.,
Lawrence, Hamblin & Co.,
H. w. Parker,
Richardson Bros,
c. c. Duff,
c. w. Reed,
f. H. Banister,
p. Fauth.
c. J. Stuart.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
THE READING STRIKE
Nav COMPILATIONS HAVE ARISEN.
Tbs k.iEhts Asssasltes ords<sa out I'M
a. tEdsrsE-1diax - kssehsa-tr~as
fF4etie4lty at = sszadstli
"a >haruokfn

POqrsyGLLz. Pa, Dec. 2s.-rhers Is great
szeilsussat here ewing - rev eoaplie&-
ticus thaG A2se srissz Ia regard 10 the rail-
read strike since yesterday afternoon.
Chairman Lee, Of the Knights Of Labor
kxeeunye Conlmisses. has been here since
lzst night. aud al today wss engaged in
sending notices 70 different ssssn4ciles ia
this dlstF.cl ealing tbem out until al un-
asfstsndlng vith lse Fhiiaasipuia & Read
Ing Railroad C0mpsny can be ootalns1.
The order viii pEoe4hiy n0g be needed until
after tbs meeting OF employees has been held
IA Reading EomOTroW.
ShAA0KIS. "a, Dec. 3 The Reading
Company employ thirty engines and
crews here, and out Of this number not .
single crew reported Tor daly today. This
- one " the D6.i<sl railroad centres ia the
co8i region, and trade is practically st
stan0sfiil, IS far AZ the Reading kOau Is
concerned. Matters are locking serious.
kkADNo. Dec. 25.--Ihe latest strike re-
ports indicate that a reaction is setting III
and that the Residing Railrt al company
will not De able 70 ilil the places of their
striking employees rs easily - they anticl-
patet. There is serious trouble a. 5nanlo-
zln fottsvliie, Frackgille, Palo Alto and
MAhony Plane. Every body connected
With the train service struck az stations to-
DAY and freight and coal traffic Is virtually
Dlockaaed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
PACIFIC RAILsoAos.
The Inss=fiS stiax C0anittss Report
Fzssrabiy On fhe aisa Pacific.

Fzssxabfy On fhe Laisa fzetis.
Nk~ Y0sx. Dec. 2s.-Ihs foll0walg state
ment Is made IA Wallis. paper. which Is
rssszsssd as the crgsn OF Jay Gould: We
are authorized to say that the Pacific Rail
way >stl.>.tsns Comrittee sili report
sssy lzyorS5ly tyr the MON Pacific that
tns road l. in eIeslleat condition; rhst TIE
sisbt ought ia bs extended nfSv years AZ
per cent and tnat he8rsl men are RAINING
it. Ol she Ceatrsi Pacific the report sill
say that ths road q run down, business aud
eQnipaasnt diverted and the compaaf does
not want an exteGsi0n. Ihz con- 1litLea
Will Fec0mmsnd that, !! the company re-
fuses an extension, the I human act nc 50
amended go 70 lake sli the net earnings for
The Government ar Peftlson recommends
q Government receiver for both roads.
Ihis story vas submitted to Commission
sr Anderson yesterday and he Was asked
Whistler it tIuthfuily outlined the reports
OF the Commissioners. In reply Mr.. An
derson intin ated that Il IS true that Ccm-
missioner PAttIson recommends that the
chsFtsFs Of both roads De annuiled aud re-
ceigers spp0inted- Mr.. Anderson said that
ne himself "a opposed % suen a course on
legal grounds. lie does not see how the
Government can possibly annul the charter
Of a read whose charter has been ssentetby
a State az j. the case of the Central Pacific.
which received is charter from the safe Of
California Mr.. Anderson declined ~ say
anything concerning the recent report that
President Cleveland has determined 20 III
struct the Attorney General To bring suit
against Gould, sage and others TO secure
the return OF $1,000, COO which they are
charged with having rnjustly taken from
the Golfers OF the Union Pacific Company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
FREDERICK osER's LECTURE.
The Tower Clothing Company Buys Fiv
Hundred Tickets for the Poor.

The Tower Clothing Company Buys Five
Hundred Tickets for the Poor.
That the lecture 10 be given at Hartman
Hail tomorrew evening by Frederick 0ber.
will be both interesting and instructive goes
without Saying that Manager Rosenihsl, Of
the Tower Clothing Company, appreciates
the fact and that he likes 20 do q generous
ect is evinced by the following letters:
GRAND RsPIDs, Mich, Dec. .. 1887.
Tie 9ou>r Clothing Company;
grgrI EafEE-Next Friday evening. De-
cember 30. we give he third entertainment
in our course st Hartman 5 Hail. This en-
tertzinmert consists of an illustrated lee
ftuTe by Prof. Frederick a. Ober entitled,
Mexico, Historic ano Picturesque" Prof
0ber is 4 well-known author and lecturer,
and is quoted as an authority on Mexico.
He has Travelled very extensively through
that country, and has very large collec-
.ion of views taken by himself and msde
Cor him. From these be has selected nearly
one hundred, apoD which he hes expended
nearly s.. COO ~ have finished n the best
manner known 10 art. These sre used to
illustrate this lecture. and are thrown upon
q large canvas containing over 600 feet by
double 6isaolyIng lanterns OF the highest
class using the new lime light.
CONDENSED into this lecture is a large
part OF the matter originally contained in a
series of six lectures written bv Mr.. Ober
for delivery before the Lowell Institute. of
Boston, and the PEABODY Institute, of Bal
timore.
Probably no entertainer now before the
public has received stronger Enforcement
from prsss and people than Mr. O6er has.
Realizing the value OF this lecture as an
educator and particularly ITS yslue to the
children in the schools Ia connection with
their studies in history and geography end
having abundant room in the commodious
ball in which the lecture will be given, the
thought came 20 us that we might benefit a
large number of these children by making
it possible for them to attend il. Accord
ingly We have offered 10 admit all under Z
years OF age who desire TO attend at tie
very low price Of % cents each.
twithstsnding this low price there sre
many who cannot attend, and we have been
casting about for some means by which the
largest number possible of those who are
ordinarily deprived OF such privileges might
be admitted and benefited.
Ii occurred 20 me that you might he able
TO suggest some way Ia which this might
be done. II 20. you will not only confer 9
great favor upon me. bat yon will have the
satisfaction OF knowing that you have
benefited the minds and gladdened the hearts
Of many worthy ones.
Yours very trsly.
r ~. Brk1TTE,
General Secretary Y. NJ &. A
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
A DETROIT TRAGEDY
a YoUso VIE sRuTALLY NUaoEREo
Hes Busbxsa Arrested oa saspieioa'-Ds-
1.lIs "a the asxs11ls Aa44f-tn-
ds4bseaiy b~easn a4a
1Asa sass.

Dsrk0E4. Dsc Zs.--Hsfry 0sfsr. aged s..
q daxsr foF ths oHaibus company, sent 70
his cottage honls. a. No - Hafrison-aFs-.
Al aooa yesterday Tor dinner. Hs toond
ehs door locked. and, after some tifiiculfy,
alecssslsd "a t0Eeiaz sn sntra1ss nfo tne
kitcnen. As be slspped goni he klic1sn
20 the utEing rsom he W4s horrliisd to see
me pz0afrale fssIn "a as wife covered sith
blood he sas ~ much tTigaLsnsd, &c
s4id, 70 d9 snyshinx 8at raa Tor hs4D. lie
called = pbgsiei4n aud friends. The
doctor fnon1 fhas Afs. 6saer bad bullet
hoie la her lead iast 14ek % the right ear.
and ~zs dying. There 1ss no indication
Of . struggle, and the roam sxs Ia psriecf
order Ths husbznd sad he guessed bis
vile had snot herself. Ihs pistol win tso
empty esrtxisxes ~ sbs cnaaibefs vas
lound On TIE tAble. fbe blood mzrxs GA
fha door had slsns Of lzylnx been scrubbed
carefully. bus iaefeat0ally The doctor
said Is sas mpossioie Tor the vOman 20
have shot herself and, attsE putsing tns
pistol On TIE ta0.s. Va xed 70 where The
body Wss found. SasDiClon rested on
GaneF Who was arfeslsL Ms tfauef was
- years OLD. The couple had been married
only eighteen n0nfns. fneJ ssre seen
i1sly 1sppy. and hEesi vel.
Alter The body of The woman bad been
washed tbis uofainz Coroner Lansing ex-
sminsd Is tor marks 81 ysoieace. lie found
that b0tA eyea were black sn1 ol1s aud that
tas chin snd ioFshezd wers cut and
bruised, and0uota5is evidences that STE
mad been beaten before her death.
These bruises. / haven't ang Doubt.
said axe coroner. 20 10 show that
she qaafreied not many hours before she
vas shot. they dld not, 1 am satisfied. 20
sult from a l4ll / 2.s0 foand today by ex-
animation. that the ol cloth aader the coal
stove bad oeen Fscsutly washed aad the
bloody carpet cleaned. IL Is clear case OF
murder" GaasF h&z. however. s4tlsfactor-
IL proved an aibi
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
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THE REUNION AT lOkiA.
The Surviving Members of the Old sixt
Michigan Cavalry Meets.

The Surviving Members of the Old Sixth
Michigan Cavalry Meets.
The Ionia Mil OF last evening says: THE
members OF the old Sixth Michigan cavalry
are in the city today over one hundred
strong. to attend the reanion. The ex-
ercises at the opera house this afternoon
were attended by number Of our citizens
and wers very interesting to all. The
opera house is profusely decorated with
banners on which are inscribed the
names of the battles in which the
regiment participated. Mayor Nc
Garry gave the boys sn eloquent welcome
in behalf OF the city, and was followed by
Major f. C. Wstkins, who in a few we'll
chosen words welcomed them in behalf of
the Grand Army of the Republic. These
addresses of welcome in the absence of
General Alger. who did not arrive until the
afternoon train, were hsppily responded to
by Major Charles 4. Stores. OF Muskegon.
At 3 O'Clock p. m. General Alger arrived,
sacornpanied by Major Gil. x. Osmur. Score
tsry OF State AS We - to press the exer-
cises at she Opera House are in progress"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

WssHINeTos, Dec. 2s.-The death of Rep
resentative AoffAts viii result in making
Fisher 4 member Of the Committee on
Rivers and Harbors. To taSe II Fisher
must relinquish bis claims 20 the cha rman-
snip OF the Corouittse on Enrolled Bills.
for which h~ was booked. He thus gives
up tie appointment OF a clerk a. 50 per day
Tsrsney may get tnis chairmanship. II not
some other small committee. The 5000
coo bill for completing the improvement at
the 500" which aoffa.t had 10 charge,
Will probably De introduced by Judge Chip
man, and Fisher wili look after it in COM
un1ttee
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
The Prcgidal,s Return.

A man giving his name rs Simon Van
Streen called at Police Headquarters late
last night and sought lodging place. lie
said he was formerly Grand Rapids boy,
having left home at the age 10 years, when
his father, who lives in the Fifth ward,
married his second wife The man said he
was u years old, and had been sniiting for
himself ever since. OF late he has been
employed in "a mill in the Dominion of
Canada. bat the proprietor had no money
to pay his help, so be left with two moatbs'
pay due. He made the trip to this place
yesterday, working his passage over the
railroad
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

General John S. Msrmsduks bscsm e
GoverpCT Of Missouri January 1. 1855. Dur
Ing the var be served Ia tie ConIedersir
Array. where he gained his title OF Gen
ersi. lie became KNOWN as = mas Of on-
hinching nerve snt iH Seplemb Der, lo65
fauFht : duel with General Walker. Vi
Aetnphis. slSo ia the C3nls1erzse service.
Walker end AsrInsdnke were oficsrs Of
the same rank. but neither would recox-
Bizs tae other as his superior. Hot word >
sBsDet ana tie dGsi was The result The
conditions o. the meeting were that
he men should use their side
srns Al thirty PAGES. advance and
nre Until one or both were killed. A. the
tli;d shet Walker fell mortally wounded.
dying without uiissing word. Shortly
after 1src Aarmzduke succeeded 60 the
commgnd and conducted the Confederate
retreat from Little Rock. During this re-
trogIade movement the fighting wss almost
continuous. and the reckless bravery dis
PLAYED by MarEnaduks was attributed 10 re-
morse. Since hisinsugurGtion IS Governor
of Missouri he eot into dispute with
Mayor Rainsxter, and duel WAS imminent.
bat the matter was smicably settled by
iriendE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
osN. ALGER oiaED.
HE formsr srsa isoid t. Ftsaniea &c tho
Detroit Ciuo-

Detroit liuo-
DxrRorr. Dec. 2s.-Ths members Of Gen.
K A AlgeF's staff Who composed his mill
tsry family" when he Was Governor OF
hscAi gan tsndered bim . banquet al the
Detroit cinb house last evening. Those
present we're Gen. Alzer, Cen James IL.
Kidd. Of Iona Gan. George A. Hart. OF
Nanistse, COL A. 4. Bliss, Ok saginaw Col.
j. sumner Rogers, Of Orchard Lake; Col
Henry NJ Dunield. OF Detroit; Gon- d. b.
Anger. OF Chsrlotte Col. George
NJ. DsViin. Of Jackson: Col. George
Hopkins, OF Detroit: Col Charles ID.
Long. Of Flint, Col. "a. Hoyt. OF Grand
Rapids, Ma. A. r. Parsons. Of Howell: Col.
Oscar A james. OF HiIlsdsle. ana Ma. G. K.
Osmun. OF DeErolt-
Gen II. Il. Ciitz. U. s. A.: Gen o. VI.
Poe, 4. :. A., and oeH. l.. ,. Iroworidge, of
Detroit. sers also present as guests OF the
sfaf and we're mustered in FOR future ser
vice ss honorary meuIbers OF the Assoeis-
tion. which is pledged 10 meet annually as
long 50 tnere are surviving members enough
- form = nesting
Gen. Kidd vas chosen Chairman for the
ensuing year. The. next meeting Is TO be
held a. Orchard Lake a year hence.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
onlcs OF the Fsrmsra, club.

The Farmers Club held their annual ses-
sion Tuesday ard g scted the following
officers for the ensuing year President. G..
ID. Stebbins; Vice Presidents, Sroth Thorn
ington. W. W. Johnson, l. l.. Baldwin and
s. &. Bailey; Secretary and Treasurer. S. l..
Fuller. The Secret2ry's report showed the
club in e good condition, financial and
otherwise.
@. w. Garfield called the attention of the
members to the coming session Of the State
Forestry Commission IN this city, after
which an hour was spent in discussing how
TO realize profit from raising pigs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

sPRIssFIKLD. H., Dec. 2s.-The notable
increase of ons-night incsrcerations in the
city prison here for the last month led 10 an
investigation, which revealed well-con-
ceaied hole, oy means Of which the male
occupants Of the prison were enabled 70 90
through into the female department. The
prison keepers son, who was IN charys ri
the time of the discovery. admitted that he
had known OF this private trap for some
tis1e. The male prisoners shouted and
laughed when tho discovery was made, and
remarked that the number of arrests would
De at 20 fail OF now. Fne prison keeper
and the police are severely censured-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
oRAnGEMEN AND CATHOLICS.
A Desperate Fight nst-ssn Them in an
Irish Village.

DUBLIN, Dec. 2s.-A desperate fight be-
tween orsDgemen and Catholics occurred at
the villsge of Kiliybern. near cokestown.
County TyrsRe. on Monday. Stones. bricks.
clune aud reviewers were freely used. ana
the house of the parish priest was almost
wrscked, windows aud doors having been
smashed and furniture badly damaged. The
Catholics had the best of the fight at the
start. but the Orangemen were reinforced
and the struggle was renewed with increased
fury. The battle was finally stopped BY TIE
police, who made several arrests. Many
persons were injured by stones and clubs.
but its not known that anybody was hat by
tullets